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If you\u2019re new to driving, and you\u2019re a little nervous behind the wheel, don\u2019t worry. You\u2019re not alone. It can take a while for drivers to build up their confidence, even after they\u2019ve passed their test.<\/p>\n

In this post we\u2019ll share some driving tips for nervous drivers.<\/p>\n

Take Your Time and Be Kind To Yourself<\/h2>\n

Don\u2019t be too harsh on yourself. Give yourself all the space and time you need to build up your confidence, and remember that most, if not all, drivers once felt like you.<\/p>\n

Drive As Often As Possible<\/h2>\n

With enough practice, driving can become second nature. Whatever makes you most nervous now \u2013 whether it\u2019s junctions, roundabouts, merging with traffic, gear changes, or something else entirely \u2013 could eventually seem trivial, given enough time.<\/p>\n

How Often Should I Drive After Passing My Test?<\/h2>\n

To begin with, aim to drive as many short journeys as possible, as often as possible. This could be trips to the shops, commutes to work, or lifts for friends and family. If there are no opportunities to drive, just get behind the wheel and go for a 20 minute drive to anywhere.<\/p>\n

As you get more confident, take longer journeys, with unfamiliar locations, and with new driving conditions.<\/p>\n

Practice makes perfect. The more you drive, and the more road conditions you experience, the more you\u2019ll realise that you\u2019ve got this. You can handle anything!<\/p>\n

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